Chapter 1, Problem 21MC

Match the numbered column on the left to the corresponding letter column on the right. Place answers below. 1. DDH 2. seizures 3. SCFE 4. hydrocephaly 5. meningitis 6. Young children incomplete fx 7. Muscular dystrophy 8. Spina bifida 9. Scoliosis 10. Cerebral palsy 11. Baclofen pump A. Bracing, core exercises B. Greenstick C. Juvenile avascular necrosis of femoral head D. decreased sensation below level of defect E. Frequent casting F. Treat spasticity G. Overweight adolescent H. Warm bath in a.m. I. Pavlik harness J. Turn, cough, deep breathe, assess skin K. Protect from injury 12. LCPD L. VP shunt 13. immobility 14. Clubfoot 15. Infant ↑ ICP M. Hib, Prevnar can help prevent N. High-pitched cry O. Not meeting developmental milestones P. Pseudohypertrophy 16. JIA

choose the best answer 1. Specific affective (mood) disorders a. Major depression b. Spasticity c. Trigeminal Neuralgia d. Diabetes

Choose the letter of the correct answer. A. Needle is beside the vein B. Needle is only partially in the vein C. Needle is partially or completely through the vein D. Needle is in contact with a valve E. Needle not inserted far enough   1. When drawing from obese patients, this is a common occurrence. Slowly advance the needle through to correct this problem. 2. Blood flow may be very slow. Anchor the vein to correct this problem and advance the needle slightly.   3. Instead of penetrating the wall, the bevel pushed and slipped past the vein, a phenomenon known as "rolling" This most frequently happens when the vein is not anchored and taut tightly.   4. A small spurt of blood may appear in the hub as the bevel passes through the vein, but no blood flow is established. This occurs when the needle advances too far, too fast, or at an angle that is too steep.   5. A subtle vibration or buzzing sensation may be felt after inserting the needle, impairing blood…